Choose the correctly formatted sentence.
A. “How much does a banana cost?,” she asked, “Ten dollars?”
B. “How much does a banana cost?” she asked. “Ten dollars?”
C. “How much does a banana cost,” she asked, “ten dollars?”
D. “How much does a banana cost?,” she asked. “Ten dollars?”
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….. ate my food from the refrigerator!
A. Nowhere
B. Someone
C. Anything
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